The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-18
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school at Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. C. K. Ruggles and family contem-
plate a removal to Kansas City.
Mrs. s. z. Irwin, of st. Louis, has
been spending few days in this city.
Mrs. Frank Hatch, Of Topeka, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. b G Simonds.
Mrs. L F. Sheldon went to St. Louis
last week to see Wilson Barrett in "Cllto."
Miss Hattie Belle Trader has returned
from visit with Kansas City relatives
Miss Retta Mercer, of Knobnoster,
was the guest of friends in this city yester-
day.
Mrs. Howard, of Fsyette, was the
guest of relatives here the first of the
week.
C. A. Moses and bride, of Chicago, ale
guests of MIR. and Mrs. r. HI. Moses, on
Ohio street.
Mrs. ESimeon Groin, of California,
Mo, visited her mother, Mrs. ii. S. Hart,
last week.
Miss Sue Holmes, of Boonvills has
been spending few days with Mrs. Fred
Guinther.
Mrs. s. Gallagher whe has been visit
ing her son in Chicago, is expected home
this week.
Mrs. Reed Quarles and little son
Buncie have returned from a witt with
Boonville friends.
Miss Eva Gentry, who is the guest .of
Mr. j. Nj. Ofheld, will spend to-day with
Miss Eva johnson.
Mr. E. johnson, the travelling sales
man, has been spending few days with
bis family in this city.
Mrs w. A. Mcmillan has been the
guest of Mrs. Hurry Mitchell at Nevada
during the past week.
The marriage of Miss Lou Eva Walk
er and Mr.. Geo. Longan it is said will
take place early in February.
Mrs J. NJ. Everett, who was the guest
of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Van
Wagner, has returned to her home In Chi
eago.
Mrs. Julia Hughey and daughter,
Miss Della, who have been the guests of
relatives here, have returned to their home
In Paola, Kansas.
Mrs. r. T. Mason, formerly May
Trip, of Falls { ity, Neb, has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs JOSH
Trip, this week.
The taffy party given at the residence
of Miss Matte Kennedy. last Monday
night was largely attended and proved to
be most enjoyable affair.
Misses Louise and Adele Warren uf
Springfield H., who are guests of Mrs. c
E. Messerly, are said to be charming and
accomplished young ladies.
Mrs. Lutte Welch, well known in Seda,
liza as "Dot," will take charge of the socie
~ department OF the Democrat and will
undoubtedly DO good work.
The Young Peoples society of the
Christian church, held pleasant and well
attended Getting at the residence of Mrs
NJ. NJ. Davis Thursday evening.
Miss Maggie Davis of Fort Scott, who
is well known in this city, she having
been frequent guest of Miss Sue Evans
will be married to Mr.. Joseph Nelson OF
Fsrt Scott February 3rd.
Miss Laura Dainty, the well-knowr
heroine of a "Aountain Pink" which wa,
given here, has been the guest of Mis-,
Helen Lewis for the past few days. Mis-:
Dainty will give reading ia B onville to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. c. c. Parker has been engaged t.
to give reading on next Thursday night
at Tipton, on the occasion of the A. o. L
WIS public installation. An address will
also be delivered by Hon. w. L. Rogers
grand master of the state.
Mrs. Mai. John n. Edwards returned
TO her home in st. Joseph the last of the
week from Kansas City. She leaves soon
in company with Mrs. DR.. Morrison Nun
ford, for the sunny South, there to remain
during the balance of the winter.
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.
The fourth anniversary of the Sedalis
Business College was very largely attended
Thursday night, and Professor Robbins
has reason to be proud of the interest
which the people generally have taken in
the success and evident prosperity of the
college. Rev. Jones, Rev. Wilkins and
Rev. Fuller ali made enjoyable aud APP
propriate addresses, some very fine music
was furnished by the college instrumental
quartette, also the college glee club. Miss
Marie Jones also added materially to the
programme by giving vocal selection In q
fine manner. She also reciIed "Jimmie
Browns Steam Chair" and won for herself
such an enthusiastic encore that she was
compelled to respond and gave deacon
Monroe's Story" In excellent style.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beck entertained
their friends very handsomely at pro-
grssive euchre Friday night at their home
on Third street Music and the serving OF
refreshments added to the pleasures of the
occasion and the affair wss much
enjoyed throughout. Among the
invited guests were Mrs. Clau-
dia Leonard, Misses Madge Sturgis
Emma Longan, Eva johnson, Aggie
Stewart, Florence Hagar, Mamie ChappelI
Julia Miller, Anna Allen, Marie Jones,
Lou Eva Walker. Louise Warren, Adele
Warren, Springfield, Ill, Sue Holman,
Boonville, Gertie Smith, Laura Yeater
Mabelle and Anna Richardson and Messrs,